Investigative Report: $50 Billion in Questionable Medicare Payments
A detailed investigation uncovers $50 billion in Medicare payments for unverified diagnoses made by insurers, raising concerns about Medicare Advantage practices.
A detailed investigation uncovers $50 billion in Medicare payments for unverified diagnoses made by insurers, raising concerns about Medicare Advantage practices.
Uniformed military service members now have access to health care flexible spending accounts, previously available only to federal employees, allowing them to manage health care costs effectively.
Christian nonprofits in Colorado are challenging a law targeting health care sharing ministries, citing First Amendment rights and potential harm to their members.
The article discusses the potential tax on employer-provided health care benefits as Congress plans for funding health care provisions.
Steve Bannon cautions President Trump against cutting Medicaid in light of large proposed federal budget cuts, raising concerns for millions who depend on the program.
A federal report addresses healthcare consolidation, private equity roles, and rising costs for Medicare Advantage plans, urging reforms.
A Scottsdale couple has pleaded guilty to a massive health care fraud scheme, billing $1.2 billion to insurance plans by exploiting terminally ill patients.
A survey reveals widespread American concern about Medicare's future and the need for financial planning for health care costs in retirement.